A/HRC/34/6 133.98 Reconsider its decision to denounce the American Convention on Human Rights and to return to the jurisdiction of the Inter-American Court of Human Rights (Uruguay); 133.99 Review its decision to denounce the American Convention on Human Rights and participate constructively in the inter-American human rights system (Brazil); 133.100 Reverse its decision to withdraw from the American Convention on Human Rights (Georgia); 133.101 Strengthen its efforts to prevent all forms of discrimination (Timor-Leste); 133.102 Continue combating all forms of discrimination and promoting gender equality (Thailand); 133.103 Continue (Philippines); efforts towards gender equality and equity 133.104 Intensify its actions in guaranteeing the right to equality and nondiscrimination on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity and/or expression (South Africa); 133.105 Keep the policies adopted to ensure the participation of women in all public affairs, including in the exercise of public posts (Dominican Republic); 133.106 Continue paving the road to eradicate stereotypes that favour discrimination against women in the media (Eritrea); 133.107 Continue to adopt measures to ensure gender equality and step up the role of women in social and political life in the country (Belarus); 133.108 Prevent all forms of discrimination, especially discrimination based on sexual orientation or gender identity, ensuring equal treatment particularly in schools, health services and the armed forces (Israel); 133.109 Ensure full and effective implementation of public policies to eradicate racial discrimination in all its manifestations by strengthening the National Institution against Racial Discrimination and the National Council for the Development of Afrodescendant Communities of Venezuela (South Africa); 133.110 Include and consult people of African descent when adopting programmes and policies to promote their rights (South Africa); 133.111 Conduct an educational awareness campaign among the population in order to eliminate all socioeconomic and legal barriers to facilitate the people of African descent to effectively enjoy their rights (Angola); 133.112 Adopt measures to ensure that people can change their legally recognized gender without sex-reassignment surgery (Israel); 133.113 Ensure respect for and protection of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex persons through measures such as the decriminalization of homosexual relations in the armed and security forces, the recognition of same-sex couples and the right to change identity for transgender people (Spain); 133.114 Intensify national efforts to address continued high levels of violence, a common challenge in our hemisphere (Jamaica); 18